Statue Square and Cenotaph

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  yfylou
  The Stature Square was one of the Hong Kong's heritage landmark. Special events or promotions will be held in this venue. The events of 'Hong Kong Winterfest 2015' and 'The... read more

  Jun 10 2016 2
• 5/5

  divyarohit
  The Stature Square was one of the Hong Kong's heritage landmark. Special events or promotions will be held in this venue. The events of 'Hong Kong Winterfest 2015' and 'The Sparking Bvlgari Roman Holiday' was being held here was a success.

  Jun 24 2016 86
• 3/5

  BradJill
  The Cenotaph, depicts the British governance in HongKong and its a must see monument.It is considered to be a replica of the cenotaph at London. The history is always a wonderful part to look for.Its in the center of the city's shopping paradise.So quite accessible to any tourist.usually sundays are not good for visit as it would be crowded with... More 

  Sep 09 2016 78
• 4/5

  Me_n_my_rucksack
  The Cenotaph in Hong Kong is a bleak and sombre monument dedicated to the fallen victims of World War I. Built at this location in 1923, it is an exact replica of the famous Sir Edwin Lutyen's Cenotaph situated at Whitehall in London. You can find the Cenotaph in a small grass clearing near Statue Square, Town Hall and the... More 

  Jul 08 2016 89
• 5/5

  hkvisitor1997
  The presence of the Cenotaph, so evocative of the British period of Governance in Hong Kong, makes a visit to this square worthwhile. A solemn reminder of the sacrifice many of Hong Kong made during two world wars. However if one visits on a Sunday the square, and its sourrounding areas, are filled with throngs of Phillipino and other migrant... More 

  Nov 18 2016 23
• 5/5

  MrCushtie
  In Hong Kong, it's not easy to find a place remind of yesteryears, for some strange reasons, they love to take out the old and replace with the new, so to find this place still here, is a historical find, a memorial to respect the people give their life to make this a better world for us, before the Star... More 

  Jun 10 2016 30
• 3/5

  Barry-of-Toronto
  On a Sunday, it's full of domestic helpers having their day off. In the week, it's a bit of a desert - nothing much here apart from an entrance to the MTR station and a few benches to sit on. Really nothing more than somewhere that you'll walk through on the way to something else, whether that's City Hall or... More 

  Jun 03 2016 11
• 5/5

  stephencohen
  This small public space across from the HSBC building may not be worth a special trip on its own, but is worth visiting as part of a walking tour of downtown Hong Kong. The square has a statue of Sir Thomas Jackson who had a long career with the HSBC. There is also a fountain, and seating areas, and good... More 

  Sep 02 2016 2
• 3/5

  BradJill
  Grab a moment to sit and rest here. Although surrounded by traffic midweek, it is best on Sundays when it gets a bit quieter.

  Nov 11 2016 75